. He began his acting career in supporting roles in films like Radio Dayz (2008), The Unjust (2010), Two Weddings and a Funeral (2012), and The Bros (2017), and branched into TV with series such as What Happens to My Family?, Be Melodramatic, The Veil, Divorce Attorney Shin, and Kiss Sixth Sense.</p>
<h5>Career highlights:</h5>
<p>Park earned early recognition in theater and musicals, winning Best Supporting Actor at the 2018 Yegreen Musical Awards for The Man Who Laughs. His transition to screen gained further traction with notable supporting roles in Divorce Attorney Shin, The Veil, Kiss Sixth Sense, and Twenty-Five Twenty-One. In Queen of Tears, his portrayal of Chun‑sik—a fiercely loyal neighbor and protector of Yongdu‑ri—was described as “oddly endearing,” and the role marked his breakthrough in television.</p>){kind=link}
Personal Details
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Height :
Approx. 170 cm (5 ft 6 in)
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Park Jung pyo
Park Jung‑pyo, born on May 8, 1980 in South Korea, is a multi-talented actor, stage performer, musical actor, and singer. He graduated from Kyungsung University’s Department of Theater and Film (some sources mention Seoul Institute of the Arts, but the more reliable DramaWiki lists Kyungsung University). He began his acting career in supporting roles in films like Radio Dayz (2008), The Unjust (2010), Two Weddings and a Funeral (2012), and The Bros (2017), and branched into TV with series such as What Happens to My Family?, Be Melodramatic, The Veil, Divorce Attorney Shin, and Kiss Sixth Sense.
Career highlights:
Park earned early recognition in theater and musicals, winning Best Supporting Actor at the 2018 Yegreen Musical Awards for The Man Who Laughs. His transition to screen gained further traction with notable supporting roles in Divorce Attorney Shin, The Veil, Kiss Sixth Sense, and Twenty-Five Twenty-One. In Queen of Tears, his portrayal of Chun‑sik—a fiercely loyal neighbor and protector of Yongdu‑ri—was described as “oddly endearing,” and the role marked his breakthrough in television.